Daedong John Deere Other models

The register lists here 4 versions, all with a diesel engine, with 60 to 93 kW, or 80 to 125 hp.

Licence-built tractors of this kind mainly supplied the South Korean and South-East Asian market with mid-range farm tractors, rounding out Deere's global programme where local production saved on tariffs and logistics costs.

Buyers of used units should check the engine and injection system for operating hours, as well as the gearbox, clutch and hydraulic pump and the cab seals and electrics for moisture damage; since these versions did not run through every Deere distribution network, it is worth checking before buying whether spares run through the regular Deere trade or only through specialist importers. Since bodywork parts and decals can differ by market, comparing with original photos or brochures helps place the particular version.

With rated outputs from 60 to 93 kW, these models fall within ISO 730 Category II for the rear three-point hitch, with a standard dual-speed power take-off at 540 and 1,000 revolutions per minute; John Deere remains an active engine and tractor manufacturer, although the licence-built Daedong versions can include technically distinct components.